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myofascial release clinic uk
07890 212076 Anne Cruickshank BA (Hons), SEP, CThA, Physical Bodywork and Trauma Therapy Harley Street, London W1 Edinburgh |
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| Myofascial Release Training at the Myofascial Release Clinic |
These postgraduate MFR courses are run jointly by senior tutors Anne Cruickshank BA (Hons), SEP, CThA, director and lead therapist at the Myofascial Release Clinic UK
and RSI Clinics UK with Rachel Fairweather MA, director and lead therapist of Jing Advanced Massage Institute. Class sizes are kept small and the student / senior tutor ratio does not exceed 5:1 with pairs working together. In the Foundation Course further experienced MFR practitioners who have trained with Anne and Rachel are on hand as assistants.
Please scroll down for descriptions and syllabus of each of the following courses or email or telephone Anne on 07890 212076 or 01273 400606 and we will be happy to answer specific queries. For 2010 dates in Edinburgh and Brighton please phone the Jing office on 01273 628942 Myofascial Release Foundation course Spring 2009 Module 1: February 18th - 20th Wednesday to Friday Module 2: April 14th - 16th 2009 Tuesday to Thursday £750 payable in three parts Class size maximum 20, 2 senior tutors, assistants Myofascial Release Foundation course Autumn 2009 Module 1: September 15th - 17th 2009 Tuesday to Thursday Module 2: November 17th - 19th 2009 Tuesday to Thursday £750 payable in three parts Class size maximum 20, 2 senior tutors, assistants Myofascial Release for Fibromyalgia Syndrome and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome June 4th Thursday 2009 £125 Class size maximum 20, 2 senior tutors Myofascial Release Advanced I November 11th - 13th 2009 Wednesday to Friday, following on from 'Working with Trauma' £375 Class size maximum 20, 2 senior tutors Working with Trauma November 10th Tuesday 2009 £125 Class size maximum 20, 2 senior tutors Postgraduate Myofascial Release Foundation Course MFR Foundation is presented in two 3-day modules with time for integrating new techniques and 'feel' for the fascia between modules. The next MFR course, held in Brighton on the south coast of the UK, is scheduled for 18th - 20th February 2009 and 14th - 16th April 2009. The cost is £750 and we ask for a deposit of £250 on booking and £250 at the start of each module. In the first module, 80% hands-on, we teach the principles of MFR, the reasoning and physiology behind this modality, and all the basic structural techniques from gross cross-hand stretches through to focused release, scar tissue treatments and rebounding as well as dural tube work and MFR 'from the inside out'. We also introduce the concept of clients unwinding. After this first module you will know how and when to apply each of these techniques. In the second module, when participants are familiar with the basic techniques and have had hands-on experience with their own clients we go more into the further application of techniques with individual clients, and with clients as they are unwinding. Knowing how to integrate several techniques with one move and to both guide and follow a client's own natural unwinding is key to success in MFR and the second module is therefore almost entirely hands-on. Syllabus Introduction to Myofascial Release, the reasoning and physiology of MFR. Please email or telephone for more details: Anne Cruickshank 07890 212076 Email the Myofascial Release Clinic Myofascial Release Rebounding Myofascial Release Rebounding. A one day course providing a unique dynamic fusion of rhythmic techniques which has its roots in MFR rocking and rebounding, osteopathic Harmonic Technique and Trager. An effective and fun way to relax your client and release restrictions effectively whilst taking advantage of the body's own tissue repair mechanisms. Wonderful skill to add to your bodywork repertoire, and lots of FUN!! Prerequisites: completion of the Myofascial Release Foundation course. Please email or telephone for more details: Anne Cruickshank 07890 212076 Email the Myofascial Release Clinic Myofascial Release for Fibromyalgia Syndrome and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Myofascial Release for Fibromyalgia Syndrome and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is a one day course focusing on the benefits of MFR for clients with these syndromes. The day will be part theory, part hands-on, and will equip you to treat sufferers of these conditions sensitively and effectively.
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Prerequisites: MFR Foundation course or Holistic Medical Massage Foundation course at Jing Advanced Massage Institute Please email or telephone for more details:Anne Cruickshank 07890 212076 Email the Myofascial Release Clinic Working with Trauma This course is for bodyworkers who are interested in supporting their clients in safely releasing emotions held as a result of trauma or excessive stress. This course will give you an understanding of
Prerequisites: None - open to all Please email or telephone for more details:Anne Cruickshank 07890 212076 Email the Myofascial Release Clinic Myofascial Release Unwinding Myofascial Release Unwinding is a one-day experiential workshop to explore and develop unwinding and self-unwinding. We develop the practice of working as a member of a MFR Multiple Hands Team both as assisant and leader of a team, and of course you will experience an amazing multiple hands treatment as part of the day. You will refine your proprioceptive sensitivity and develop your hands-on skills both as a sole practitioner and working with multiple MFR practioners. A fantastic opportunity for personal growth on both individual and professional levels under the supervision and guidance of experienced tutors. This course is a prerequisite for working with the Multiple Hands Team at the Myofascial Release Clinic UK and Jing Advanced Massage Institute. Prerequisites: completion of the Myofascial Release Foundation course. Please email or telephone for more details: Anne Cruickshank 07890 212076 Email the Myofascial Release Clinic Myofascial Release Advanced I Myofascial Release Advanced I is a three day course, extending and developing your MFR skills, exploring the theory and clinical practice of MFR in greater depth and focusing on specific applications of MFR.
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Please telephone us on 07890 212076 Home and main index Myofascial Release What is MFR? How does MFR work? Frozen Shoulder MFR to help regain mobility without pain RSI Repetitive Strain Injury MFR and trigger point therapy for RSI Headaches and Migraines Fascial release and trigger point therapy for headaches and migraines Scar Tissue and Adhesions Non-invasive techniques to release scar tissue and adhesions Low Back Pain and Sciatic Syndrome MFR to help Low Back Pain or Sciatic Syndrome, often caused by soft tissue injury, trigger points, adhesions or restrictions Chronic muscular or soft tissue pain MFR to help with undiagnosed chronic soft tissue pain which is often caused by trigger points or restrictions and adhesions in the fascia. Stress and trauma related syndromes Mind-body approaches for stress-related syndromes, emotional stress, panic attacks and physiological responses to trauma Fibromyalgia and CFS Help through gentle Myofascial Release and trigger point therapy Pilates Core stability, strength, flexibility and balance Email us ![]()
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